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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-02, Page 8tir "°13;7:k,.,.;,,•:r.,-',, • -• • • • • 1,4 '•••,• • • . . hk: PAGE er-,-GODEKIcii SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1977 -• • " ,4t ov 4 .44 44 3 44 ••• • • , - .• Paul Helesic of the GDCI Junior Viking soccer team tried desperately to head this corner kick into the net but the kick was too high and„was recovered by the St. Marys' goalie. St. Senior Vi - BY TD The GDCI senior soccer team advanced to the Huron Perth championship finals with a 1-0 semi-final victory over Stratford Central in Stratford, Friday, The vic- tory put the Vikings in against Listowel Tuesday in the league final in Listowel. The Vikings who finished the regular schedule in fourth place with four wins and two losses, lost 1-0 to I istewel during the regular schedule: Coach Ray Donnelly ex- pected another close contest in the championship game, and felt it would probably be a physical game, based on the earlier meeting of the two teams. Jed De Jong was the goal - scorer for the Vikings in their win over Stratford Central. The game's only goal came on a kick from 091, about half way through the econd half, and followed a series of rushes on the Stratford goal by the Vikings. Coach Donnelly felt the game produced the best soccer his team has been involved in this season, with the two evenly matched teams going all-out, all the way. The Vikings played well defensively and had an edge in ball control in the second 1„ - Marys won the sudden •death semi-final game 3-2 to eliminate the Vikings from further competition. (staff photo) ings win half. The GDCI junior Vikings, meanwhile, were eliminated in the semi-finals when they lost 3-2 to St. Marys here on Friday. The Vikings had tinipjlechm clef eated ine six games in the regUlar schedule, but had not met St. Marys previously. The game was tied 2-2 late in the second half when a bouncing shot caught the corher of the net to give St. Marys their margin of vic- tory, Eric Mitchell, on 41 perea1t9' shot, ,,,and Pa '1 Helesic, on a 15 yard kiclL were the goal -getters for coach Del Alrneida's Vikings. in la " ,7••-A-00 000,1' 'ies:re-erea tioni The Goderich Superstars lived up to their name in their last two encounters drubbing the Goderich Sailorettes 19-14 and edging the Goderich Diamonds 12-9. 'The Super- stars averaged two runs an inning in their game with the Diamonds and highlighted their game with the Sailorettes by rallying for eight runs in the sixth inning for the come from behind win. The Diamonds jumped to a two run lead in the first inning of the Diamond game getting runs from Lori Keller and Colleen Straughan. -In the second Marilyn MacCuspey and Nancy Ferguson scored' to keep the Superstars, up two after Karen Pond and Gail Scheneiker scored for the Diamonds. Dale Oke, Cathie Sturdy and Bonnie Durnin tallied for the Superstars in the third to give them a 7-2 - lead but Sue Kolkman, Linda Talbot and Dawn Westbrook replied for the Diamonds to get them back in the game. Lori Keller chipped in one more run, Straughan one, Oke one and Durnin one to round- out -the -Supers tar - scoring and give them the 12-9 „edge. In their game against the Sailorettes the Superstars played even up for four in- nings. before dropping behind 12-9 and setting the stage for an eight run rally. The Superstars rolled up a 5-0 lead in the first getting runs from Falkiner, Oke, Draper, Sturdy and MacCuspey before the Sailorettes managed three outs. Draper and Sturdy each hammered home runs. Keller added a single run in the second inning to boost the lead to 6 - p before the Sailorettes • began to click. Carol and Judy Cruickshank each notched runs in the third inning while Draper replied for the Superstars. Wendy Pruder started off a rally in the bottom of the fourth that brought the Sailorettes to a two run lead•, Pruder singled and Wanda Frydisich .smacked..a horae run. • Carol and Judy Cruickshank followed with back to back doubles and Lori Cruickshank singled to keep things awing.. Kris Maillet hammered a second home run in the inning before the Superstars could end the charge. Keller singled in the top of the fifth • to boost the Superstars back to a load, when she. moved around on Dawn Westbrook's single. Connie Falkiner grabbed a single and Dale Oke ripped a double to. score Keller and Westbrook, Judy Cruickshank singled to. ieud nff r fur run inning for the Sailorettes that gave them back 'a442-9 lead. Lori Cruickphank.singled and Kris Maillet drew a walk to toad the -bases. Joyce Mclvor singled in a run and Wendy Pruder tripled to score three more. The Superstars exploded •for eight pins in the sixth to clinch • the game. Keller started thespree off with a single and • Westbrook and Oke loaded the bags with singles. Oke drilled a double to score two and Falkiner From the golf course in. Fergasmo In and move dart itvhee Sherry Beak tri. single from Stria hammered a smash by inning and later doubled nabiptgaetsto;yieasikt, tsrhealiksnei ndvgePe°trnrii t h f o r ts' Cruickshank a, brook across ' was over. Fryds to end the scoria Ji ree chibbn BY CHRIS WILDGEN First of all, I'd like to remind everyone of the two ball this Saturday, June 4, beginning at 5 p.m. It's a "three club only" event. Sign -up - at-ther-pro-shop—atid-0 Saturday bring your own meat for the barbeque. 11 should be another good day and at least as much fun as the other two ball events (which were a lot of fun). The clubhouse is now open at 8 a.m. on week mornings and 7:30 on weekends, so all you early birds can drag the sleepyheads out of bed for an early genie of golf. What a better way to begin your day? There's nothing like .a golf game bright and early in the morning, before most people are active and the heat has youlttlice,ItTa- - - Ladies' Night was the first of ten Pin Days for the year, which means 18 holes of golf. Pin Day was a success, as was the Wine and Cheese Party which followed, thanks to Betty and Evelyn. •The next Pin Day is June 9, so ladies, be prepared for another 18. Winners for the night were, for first flight, Sue MacAdam Township teams form Last Wednesday May 25th, township baseball officials met to discuss the upcoming summer baseball season. Four teams from Goderich Twp. will play competitive ball: Sr. boys, 14 , - 17; Sr. Girls: 14 - 17; Jr. girls, 11 - 13; and Sr. Girls 11 - 13. Teams of 10 yrs. and younger will play just in Holmesville. Goderich Twp. officials, Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Or, hope ,.to ,got xactices„aetttiip right away. Game schedules will be organized at the next meeting of township officials Bantams start season with two Victories The B-luewater Inter- national Bantams started their WOAA baseball schedule on a winning note with a pair of victories last week. had two hits. Rob McDonald In their home opener last Wednesday, the Truckers outlasted Seaforth by a 13 - 9 score. David Moore led Goderich at the plate with two triples, a single and a walk in four trips. Larry Madge, Ted Doherty and Dan Maillet each had two hits while Brian Shewfelt, Rob McDonald and Mike Hodges each had one hit for the winners. Maillet started on the mound for the truckers but ran into control problems in the fourth inning and was relieved by Mike Hodges, who was credited with ther win. The Truckers made it two straight with a 7-0 win over Chesley on Sunday in Chesley, Dan Mainers went the distance, giving up only four' hits and walking two batters over the seven innings. Maillet also swung a hot bat with two triples and a single to his credit. Larry Madge „ no, and Dave Moore ha one each. The Truckers t Chesley here in a ret n visit Wed- nesday an Sunday, they travel to SEaforth for a 2 p -.m. game. Next home game for the Bluewater- International'- . Bantams .will be next Wed- nesday ars 6:30 p.m. when Wingham will be the visitors. Ron McDonald is the manager of the local Bantam team, and Richard Madge is the coach. The -team' is sponsored by the Bluewater International Truck Centre. MAYTAG on June 14th in Holmesville. This summer the Goderich Twp. teams will play against teams from Colborne Twp. Hullet Twp., Auburn and Varna. We hope that by the end of June everything will be ready to start the regular baseball season. This year •we encourage parents to take a lively and enthusiastic interest in what. „their children are doingp.on the baseball scene. - By Diana • Brand • gnafBoernerotdv.s sG:Dwoeef norn rrngoyirmesoeMsniFesoone; and Betty H MacDonald, towtg-sh-:twee grrWiii; GiVioawr ye r yPnant TeLl fDI loliwghntewt.aLow s Kar sfohralroownnet,LWasass4 Karen StUrdy, F Chisholm, Chisholm, Ev Nancy Beaver., For men's nig was Milt Place was Rennie Arin flight Leroy Bed Lassaline and Pad For second flight were Vic Powell, Bob Cousins, Paul Stan Telford, Gle Marty Buchanan, Jim Hayter, Mar and Lee Arbour, Ttheiircdhertf,ligGhetorgt4. Cliff Kennedy, L, Saturday. 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